One video per day of #NetSciX2022
For today we have Marcus Kaiser (@ConnectomeLab) and his invited talk about brain networks, their local-level connectivity and how it can predict epilepsy intervention outcomes.
https://t.co/y3yLwCKOu0
One video per day of #NetSciX2022
We will now continue with keynote and invited talks, starting with Jurgen Kurths (@PIK_Climate) discussing "Climate Meets Network Science: Exploring Predictability of Extreme Climate Events via a Complex Network Approach"
https://t.co/fgyax5Y939
One video per day of #NetSciX2022.
We continue with the last tutorial from the school day (Feb 8) and with @narnolddd and @miratepuffin talking about @raphtory ("Raphtory: A practical system for the analysis of temporal graphs")
https://t.co/kHW5mmhpYH
One video per day of #NetSciX2022.
For today's "menu" we have another school day (Feb 8) video. Here is @fernandopsantos talking about the "Dynamics of cooperation and fairness on networks"
https://t.co/uGPXRjVzhI
One video per day of #NetSciX2022.
Continuing the publication of tutorials from the school day (Feb 8) here is @Joana_Cabral__ talking about "Network Neuroscience"
https://t.co/zwTkE5eFP9
One video per day of #NetSciX2022.
Today we continue with the school day (Feb8) and @MDDSantosM talking about "How can you better use social media to communicate science?"
https://t.co/q8SRsbZpjL
One video per day of #NetSciX2022.
Let's start with the school day (Feb 8) and @eugeValdano talking about "Using networks to study the spread of infectious disease epidemics"
https://t.co/GFVlOJbqQk
This week we will be processing raw recordings of all sessions of #NetSciX2022 (including more than 100 regular extended abstract talks) to make them available to all registered participants.
Tutorials, keynotes and invited talks will be made publicly available, one per day.
Here is something different to remind you of #NetSciX2022 showing the beautiful and green venue and lunch spot at Univ. Porto.
Original raw drone footage from Leonardo (technical staff) with background piano music part of an original track from @pedroribeiro_pt (program chair).
Vanessa Silva, André Meira, Ahmad Naser eddin in the front, Luciano Grácio in the background (Alberto Barbosa is missing from the photo): thanks to my amazing PhD students (all in areas related to Network Science) - you were essential!
"The calm after the storm..." #NetSciX2022
Can I have an entire night of sleep today? :)
Besides the scientific part, did you also enjoy the touristic side and the beautiful city of Porto?
Leonardo and Ana, that together with Daniel were behind the curtains making sure that technically #NetSciX2022 could work so well and be truly an hybrid conference!